Zhao Mingyue, a pretty idiot, transmigrates into the male-lead-centered, flirtatious face-slapping power fantasy novel "Rise of the Prosperous World's Most Popular Star," and begins his journey inside the book.
In the original, the male lead, Sheng Shi, is adored by everyone, a dazzling beauty with a halo of his own. Tall, long-legged, gorgeous and cool, he rises to the top of the entertainment industry by face-slapping his way to success, attracting a whole lineup of high-quality men who help him and fall head over heels for him.
Zhao Mingyue, on the other hand, is a cannon-fodder character whose name never even appears in the original, and whose description takes up fewer than a hundred words. In the end, he's killed without mercy by his own boss for framing the male lead.
Zhao Mingyue diligently follows the plot, but the story, which was supposed to go normally, goes wildly off the rails and never returns from an unspeakable direction.
The boss, who used to summon him at a whim and send him away just as easily, grabs him by the throat. "Mingyue, you're mine."
The assistant, who was supposed to focus on work and have no distractions, pins him down on the boss's desk. "Don't make a sound. The boss might hear us."
The young master, who was supposed to hate him more than anyone, hugs him and pleads, "Leave my dad. I'll take care of you, okay?"
The movie emperor, who was supposed to have nothing to do with him, grips his chin. "I know you approached me for a reason. I don't care if you lied to me."
The male lead, who was supposed to focus on his career and have no interest in love, kisses the corner of his eye. "Mingyue, I'm all you have left."
Zhao Mingyue, kissed to the point of almost dying on the spot: Kid, what is wrong with you?! Aren't you the protagonist?!
* Protagonist bottom, a pretty, silly, irresistible darling whom everyone loves
* A chaotic love rivalry and melodramatic cliches galore
* Transmigrated in person
Theme: Core socialist values
